Definition of yataghan in English:

yataghan

noun ˈjatəɡan-ˌɡan

historical

A sword without a guard and typically with a double-curved blade, used in Muslim countries.
〈主史〉（尤指双曲刃、无护手盘的）穆斯林弯刀
Example sentencesExamples
- Next to the table, on a chair covered in red velvet, I see a helmet, a yataghan [a curved Turkish saber], a large pistol with an ivory-inlaid grip.
- Inscription on the yataghan blade: Made by Salih, owned by Salih-agha, 1672 (according to the Muslim calendar)
- The yataghan has one-edged curved blade with ornamentation and Arabian lettering.
- Short Turkish Swords - yataghans or curved daggers, were most frequently used for hand-to-hand combat where they usually were decisive for the result of combat, since the use of fire-arms had still been slow and unpractical.
- The handle of yataghan is made of wood or deer horn.
- The author presents this famous weapon of Osman Turks and the collection of yataghans in the State Museum of Oriental Art.
- These flamboyant Turkish uniformed troops also had muskets with bayonets of this form, and a number of yataghan blade bayonets appeared for both U.S. and Confederate forces.
- Turkish eighteenth-century yataghans are fine examples of artistic decoration: their wavy blades have near the hilt embossed plates with protruding coral insets.
- In their splendid robes and richly ornamented yataghans, the gentlemen of the party lent unusual picturesqueness to the commonplace surroundings of a railway platform.

Origin

From Turkish yataǧan.

Definition of yataghan in US English:

yataghan

noun-ˌɡan

historical

A sword without a guard and typically with a double-curved blade, used in Muslim countries.
〈主史〉（尤指双曲刃、无护手盘的）穆斯林弯刀
Example sentencesExamples
- Turkish eighteenth-century yataghans are fine examples of artistic decoration: their wavy blades have near the hilt embossed plates with protruding coral insets.
- The handle of yataghan is made of wood or deer horn.
- The yataghan has one-edged curved blade with ornamentation and Arabian lettering.
- Short Turkish Swords - yataghans or curved daggers, were most frequently used for hand-to-hand combat where they usually were decisive for the result of combat, since the use of fire-arms had still been slow and unpractical.
- The author presents this famous weapon of Osman Turks and the collection of yataghans in the State Museum of Oriental Art.
- These flamboyant Turkish uniformed troops also had muskets with bayonets of this form, and a number of yataghan blade bayonets appeared for both U.S. and Confederate forces.
- Next to the table, on a chair covered in red velvet, I see a helmet, a yataghan [a curved Turkish saber], a large pistol with an ivory-inlaid grip.
- In their splendid robes and richly ornamented yataghans, the gentlemen of the party lent unusual picturesqueness to the commonplace surroundings of a railway platform.
- Inscription on the yataghan blade: Made by Salih, owned by Salih-agha, 1672 (according to the Muslim calendar)

Origin

From Turkish yataǧan.

单词	yataghan
释义	Definition of yataghan in English: yataghan noun ˈjatəɡan-ˌɡan historical A sword without a guard and typically with a double-curved blade, used in Muslim countries. 〈主史〉（尤指双曲刃、无护手盘的）穆斯林弯刀 Example sentencesExamples Next to the table, on a chair covered in red velvet, I see a helmet, a yataghan [a curved Turkish saber], a large pistol with an ivory-inlaid grip. Inscription on the yataghan blade: Made by Salih, owned by Salih-agha, 1672 (according to the Muslim calendar) The yataghan has one-edged curved blade with ornamentation and Arabian lettering. Short Turkish Swords - yataghans or curved daggers, were most frequently used for hand-to-hand combat where they usually were decisive for the result of combat, since the use of fire-arms had still been slow and unpractical. The handle of yataghan is made of wood or deer horn. The author presents this famous weapon of Osman Turks and the collection of yataghans in the State Museum of Oriental Art. These flamboyant Turkish uniformed troops also had muskets with bayonets of this form, and a number of yataghan blade bayonets appeared for both U.S. and Confederate forces. Turkish eighteenth-century yataghans are fine examples of artistic decoration: their wavy blades have near the hilt embossed plates with protruding coral insets. In their splendid robes and richly ornamented yataghans, the gentlemen of the party lent unusual picturesqueness to the commonplace surroundings of a railway platform. Origin From Turkish yataǧan. Definition of yataghan in US English: yataghan noun-ˌɡan historical A sword without a guard and typically with a double-curved blade, used in Muslim countries. 〈主史〉（尤指双曲刃、无护手盘的）穆斯林弯刀 Example sentencesExamples Turkish eighteenth-century yataghans are fine examples of artistic decoration: their wavy blades have near the hilt embossed plates with protruding coral insets. The handle of yataghan is made of wood or deer horn. The yataghan has one-edged curved blade with ornamentation and Arabian lettering. Short Turkish Swords - yataghans or curved daggers, were most frequently used for hand-to-hand combat where they usually were decisive for the result of combat, since the use of fire-arms had still been slow and unpractical. The author presents this famous weapon of Osman Turks and the collection of yataghans in the State Museum of Oriental Art. These flamboyant Turkish uniformed troops also had muskets with bayonets of this form, and a number of yataghan blade bayonets appeared for both U.S. and Confederate forces. Next to the table, on a chair covered in red velvet, I see a helmet, a yataghan [a curved Turkish saber], a large pistol with an ivory-inlaid grip. In their splendid robes and richly ornamented yataghans, the gentlemen of the party lent unusual picturesqueness to the commonplace surroundings of a railway platform. Inscription on the yataghan blade: Made by Salih, owned by Salih-agha, 1672 (according to the Muslim calendar) Origin From Turkish yataǧan.
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